New England B.S. Thread

Oh man Great North's RVP is one of my favorites. They're located 5 mins away from me and I still haven't made it to their brewery. I have had the Moose Juice, in Hartford CT of all places lol. I liked it but I was pretty drunk already so I didn't do a lot of tasting

 

Haha no kidding. I'm down in Nashua. I did their glycol lines for them. Real nice people there. Great New Hampshire business.

 

I told my self I was gonna take a roadtrip down to TreeHouse and maybe Trilium last week when I was on vacation. I bought a motorcycle and be-bopped around town instead. I think I'll head over to Great North after work for repentance

 

Been out to pipe dream yet?


Trillium tile cutter is on my top 10 list

 

Nope, I haven't tried any thing from pipe dream, trillium, or treehouse. which is why I was so stoked to go. There is an unbelievable amount of local places that carry a bunch of different great beers near me, I remember seeing Pipe Dream; maybe I'll pick up a 4 pack.

 

They're right down the road from you too. They're on the south side of the manch airport. Really cool place to go visit. Regardless of how hot it is, the PB chocolate stout is always worth trying.

 

Shit, that does sound good. I've been wanting to try out Backyard Brewery in the same area. It's where The Yard restaurant used to be.

 

Mhmm Trillium

 

Just dropped about $100 on dumb t-shirts/ tanks for the 4th/ gym.

 

Anyone interested in a canoe? It is a 14' Water Quest in decent shape, has a few scrapes on the bottom, but it is polyethylene so no harm no foul. Comes with two wooden paddles and a small anchor. My kid is too young to go fishing with it and do not want to hold onto it for another 5 years. Figure I'd let it go for $150?

 

Damn. Must resist urge to collect more watercraft. That's an awesome deal

 

On second thought where are you located?

 

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That went well.

 

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Actually the giblets like going out in kayaks. Mine is ok since it's a sit in with a huge cockpit so my daughter has a lot of room to sure in the front of it. My wife has a sit in touring kayak which is super narrow and has a tiny cockpit and our 2yo barely fits in there while she has hardly any space to paddle. I was thinking of picking up some sit on kayaks but this is an attractive option....

 

Ive got the abolish sleevery one

 

I almost got that one and this:

But ~$100 was enough for one day

 

Im in Douglas, MA. PM incoming!

 

Canoes are great if you're carting children (or a lot of gear) around. When they get a little older you can park both of them on the front seat with a child-size paddle and let them bonk each other in the head all afternoon while they 'help' paddle the canoe. (voice of experience; as my brother and I got too big to easily share a seat there was a lot of 'accidental' contact w/elbows and paddles)

 

is the canoe sold?